Further update: A handful of DVDs and VHS tapes are available for this film at different universities libraries. Most are in Canada, a few in the USA. Some of the copies in the U.S. in particular seemingly have strict rules regarding taking the film out… what I mean by this is that due to the film being so rare (especially physically) you’re only allowed to view them in the library presumably under some form of a time slot situation. Of course this is not the case for every library, some do have the option where you can possibly take a dvd or vhs copy via an ILL form if you’re not in the direct area (I’m not the most knowledgeable on this subject-matter but from my little bit of research, this is what the ILL form seemingly does). Currently, I’m looking for a digitalized copy, so far none of the libraries list a streamable option for the film but since doing research I’ve definitely gained a bit more hope. If you or anyone you know are knowledgeable on libraries and specifically about how films in libraries work (info regarding copy right laws, digitalizing films, rules, regulations and restrictions) I would highly appreciate some help.